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Howard Hanson has incorporated this poem into a choral work entitled "Song
of Democracy." I am trying to determine which poem is used for the second
portion of the piece. It begins with "Sail, sail thy best, ship of
Democracy! Of value is thy freignt - tis not the Present only, the past is
also stored in thee..." Could someone post the title/collection of the
final poem? Thanks. KWhit
kathywhitworth from United States